“It’s expected that all sorts of problems will arise during a company’s inception. It’s a good thing that they’ve been exposed so soon. It’d be even more difficult to correct mistakes once they’ve become bad habits within the company and grow to a certain scale,” Dawson replied solemnly.
Jasper nodded in agreement. “That’s the idea… We’re almost there.”
The plot of land Jasper bought was within a few hundred-meter radii of Pearl Tower. It was two streets away from the Harpoon River and could be considered a golden territory.
When the trio arrived, what was once G.S. Limited Company’s commercial office now had its entrance closed and sealed.
The once busy office now fell into deep silence.
“I plan to get rid of everything on the land next year and build a skyscraper in its place!”
Jasper spoke in high spirits as the exterior of the Waterhoof City Financial Tower from his previous life appeared in his mind.
“The skyscraper will be Waterhoof City’s newest landmark, and it’ll stand right next to the Pearl Tower.
“If the Southface River project is said to make a name for JW Real Estate within the country, then this building will make JW Real Estate into one of the best modern and high-end real estate companies in the country that integrates property management.”
“It’s going to cost a lot, isn’t it?” Wendy was in charge of finances, so it was only normal she was sensitive to matters relating to money.
The great Miss Schuler had already been unhappy when she found out that Jasper spent a whopping 300 million just to buy a plot of land that could either appreciate or amortize.
She began to worry about the cost again when she heard Jasper’s expensive idea.
“The project hasn’t been planned or budgeted yet, but I’d say total investment would amount to at least six billion,” Jasper stated.
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